Is the solution to our technological addictions in our brains?
[A guest post by Lonely Vagabond, a hardcore music fan/thinker–he’s been a proponent of a genre/style/attitude he calls No Pop–who
Read more[A guest post by Lonely Vagabond, a hardcore music fan/thinker–he’s been a proponent of a genre/style/attitude he calls No Pop–who
Read moreFifteen years ago today, one of the worst concert tragedies in history happened with a pyro display during a Great
Read moreNo Pop is an appellation that originated about a year ago with The Lonely Vagabond, a frequent correspondent of this
Read moreI have my passions. I love music. What it can do. What it can mean. What it can change. I
Read moreI’m fascinated by synethesia, the neurological condition (ability?) whereby the senses overlap in interesting ways. For example, Toronto’s Lonely Vagabond
Read moreThe Lonely Vagabond passes on some interesting thoughts about where we’re going to get our rock stars of the future.
Read moreThis appeared at Hypebot and was written by Toronto’s Lonely Vagabond. In the digital age, in the age of social
Read moreMost of us have brains that manage to keep our five senses apart and distinct. But in a select group
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